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SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w Trustees of the city of Sacramento, until
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1877. at 10 o'clock
a. NJ for constructing a Sewer in the alley be-
tween n and o, from Twelfth to Thirteenth
streets, in accordance with the specifications on
file with the City Auditor.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
Sacramento. February :. 1887.
fes-5t JOHN RYAN, Street Commissioner
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
CITY TRUSTEES OFFICE,

CITY TRUSTEES OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, February Z, 1887.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE.
n this day received the Assessment Roll for
the construction of Sewer in the alley between
and L, from Fifth to Sixth streets, and the same
is now open for inspection. Any objections to
said assessment must be filed at this Office within
ten days from above date.
faS 81 E H MCKEE Clerk
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ORDINANCE NO. 2l4.

Leyying the Taxes for the + seal Year
Commencing on the Fist Monday in
April, 1887.
TINE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY
of Sacramento do Ordain as follows:
SECTION |. Therei Is hereby levied on each one
hundred dollars WORTH Of taxable property in
the city of Sacramento, for the current expenses
for the fiscal year commencing on the first Mon
day in April, 1887 For the General Tax, one
hundred cents for the Fire Department Tax,
twenty five cents; for the School Tax twenty
cents for the Street Repair Tax. fifteen cents;
for the Sewer Tax, ten cents; for the Library
Tax, five cents.
Passed February S, 1887.
JOHN @. BROWN,
President of the Board of Trustees.
N{CErr f1orE taQ.I0f
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.he GLORY of ,fan Is His strenrth. and

If you want first-class Buggy, Cart,
Phaeton or anything IA the carriage line, so to
HAREY BERNARb.S, Sixth and L streets. #
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CONGREGATIONAL SOCIAL!

rINHE LADIES OF THE CONGREGATIONAL
l. Society will give a SOCIAL in the Church
Parlors. Sixth street, between / and J, THIS
(Friday) EVENING. commencing at s O'Clock
A Choice Literary and Musical Programme will
be presented, and Refreshments viii be served
All invited Admission, - cents. fe1l-lt
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MONTREAL, February 10th.-One of the
great events of the carnival, the grand pa
rade of the allegorical and spectacular cars,
took place this afternoon. The parade
passed through the snow-shoers' arch,
which was occupied by over $50 snow
shoers in their many colored uniforms,
the beauty of the structure being greatly
increased thereby. Lord and Lady Lans-
downe, escorted by cavalry, were in the
procession
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Chnnccry Sale

No. GO. u. Din the yhHuurry Court NJ Shelby
county Tom Mary a. uruiu by her uett
friend W. John a. bgnia 81 a.
rlor aud by yiIi1n Of q docrNe entered I'm mi,
cHt.' nl Jolly -. lNf'. fucorlci in minute box ~
p1Eu t1. ! vlll. ~ special commissioner. on
Monday, tho 9TH uf December, 1887,
~ ugluHA ria iu fmnt ~ ile c1uft house IN tho
CIV ~ Memphis. shelby county. Tenn FHll tbo hi.
luHiuF de- 0utl real effliC. b. fhr hishr.t ana
lwi HlirT. luf Csh. Dwlt' Lyirg. Lrirr AMI
situated n tho Taxing District ~ shelby r,infy.
Team. Ute r.N ~ NCmuhis situated nn t6uib
tuUu unrt uli hCiug the east hall oi lot so -
~ lN' pHn nui unp ~ th1 Eiid Diiy 10 Mrupl'a
slld lui beginning nc the northeast CORNER of stII
lut D. riuniIF theme wet Niih the auth aide ID
South uHH .'iOri Dr. iCct inches thence nuufb
20 iHf iufhC,. ih"urc Cfst ls l.rtY inches thruoa
sale cish Vs. -. JORDAN
Special goumlt. IiUnr
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NO MORE coNGLoMEaATE
Pute Water in Reach Of Everyone.

Keep your rI.icfla clean and purify the Wniof
Dirt leaves straw. bug sp.d. r Hud mlpr might na
ven ~ 1850 tn niuHr pile sH lutn HuHr tI.iltu. Lut
Nur WI accumulate CON your rIHf Iul rp tlriur to
iuuf ritirfu You can prevent tHrif tisirr Uiltltf
hJ thc ~ ~ paiUut hllsr manufactured M this
ttI Ly ttI. T. lulis 10. d. lir viii place this
hluJ No uu fih AMI r'uutp Il II 10 du,.s not kupp
lutt rlsirfu iru ifIfn 40 Impurities
Telephone No. ~, ~ call at % Mississippi Ave.
Uftu.
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IN NEW DESIGNS.
Probate Court Solo OF Real Estate.

10 - y n-ir thr Probate Cear: 81 rhsN,
COUNTY, Tenn. John Loyuc nlmlnlltrytor W
D. q. Carlisle
n1 yirirc ~ a decree iof Yale Onterd herein ON
DE ~ day % NuEDHhHr o.. M Minute i1ut tl.
flEc --. VII srii % che highest bidder M frYui
ni the ,oun houc door, on Main strrrt Memphis.
leungssr. un
saturday. November go, 1881,
within lcssl hours the following described nal
csiufr. Co wits
4 certain p1rrcl ~ land l,inv and being IN shrl.
o. u1ui., Tenn. dDtrItCl ls ir.. lWs
lsius in the iitn turtlUfa district. Range !,
,o tom =, iu ihc 90 thll district. bInF uu tlT
Wlrr ~ iho luuri ll1tlhlr bounded nu dc rpat
by James Lul,yn. un ihe south br Louis lluWruu.
on ihr est ~ 10. toIlraf one hundrc.larrp itart
nni ihr Wet line hrlns chains. more or lt.. con.
tiniug 70 urfys, more uf lraI aud isInr ils- tme
uuHs lrslHJ tu J. ~. Carlisle lu thu Hith q. y nr
lsYb, John FULLER nduiuislritIrUf thr a.f..t,uf
J. D. Markham. dHHn.rf.l ri shown bI dusl frrlfI
'4l in ihu l.rgHicrs uli0o n shelby county Tenues
nrH. ll iHls q rnrr itL'
lrfus ui -tInHOnD fhIrt cTsh. balance IN w.,
rInai larhruu i1 ok nul Twelve months puf
r.Hh r tn rErr.ig iuiHfHt hearing notes with pp
proved .rHuIiF iur deferred payments and a lien
fri.iu,d tn rD ufu tlg payment Of same
lNIi Nut,mI.fs d. lHss
tHt pr OtffgfrY Clsrt
~ TITUS ~ rHr,WAw deputy llprf
liulUu lnaguH. solicitor Tor complainant
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rhulMn OF AspHA y AND
HElWURITuMEH cu.yRErF

trtensivev uacd fnr coiinr M warehouse
fp1rs s'gNie au1 carriaFr.nuusr nuOra arrna
anG aitonHnsyarus. vaHs hnd drivr-Euva
bard. smOutb cutIfcir fro frum dnmpu~ss.
uru0t against rita. si-uFs cirf ind whole
some IN sanitary vaiue uneo -aiipd.
49, ~ufa Cr r"uaIfs. Eliminates riierr.
fuiW msue. tas on. te,epnnuc, nr wriin uA
frur' 60 -, oyDis'f@ itst ~ Motel. rnif.
pop ~ o9uVTar sHs -
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Northumberland MnLIco-

once Of Public Admiui.in,tHf p' shelby tounigz-
memphis. Tenn. No,eml,r ItF.
The undersigned betiUs Ian appointed and
Yuhuhth ~ ndininl traitor t fhr r.uit ~ y w.
guhnsnh doccuui nofIru b. h.H.HlEEru ioHll pcr
s,'is indebted ~ aid estate i0 come iofHarl hnl
huIe .Hl w tlusr o. whom ...| t'HIr Dr. luur'urN
,p hie thnit claims With nC. 81 Dbl prnlte'i wltllf
ever barred iuls lDNgl'E.
ma pa d. ANWIutHiFHUif
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notlnn-

iinvlng qualne o. the administrator q Richard
Cnfbiu MCIliuri. dofciscd. w the ltub lte tOurl
81 shelby tuuntis ~ tenFins Indebted Ia sid -
tate VII cone forward aid Ia lAs ---st and aft
" rsnns having 81 l. =y-'..st AID ,tlite will mo
ltLl ih- -5int authenticated In the manner ufo
80 bcd b. law ~ the ~ lsuIg ned.
Tbis NOycuhcf Is, 1851
T. J. nARCTuR,
oUAsUd- All
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Recoivor's Sale.

The stock " plumbing and gas ntiing roofa
furniture sud nGlrna 81 " callahan a 60 viii 10
fpld ~ public augiluu. Tor oash. ht No. az second
street on
Monday. November ~, 1897,
n " o'clHt in. Parties Wishing 10 pnr'hsss an
invited 20 ~ aud oxAm nc tbs LlOgk aud In at.fy
EB McHRNRY, Receiver
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DIR. r. L. LASKI,

physician, Surgeon arJ Aseouehsr.
=, Ee'idrnce 49, viirc, 80 Main Street, near
psivn. Telephone No
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GOloKlb fARN LABOR FrRSi-Ufb TO ~
~ plantation Nufs We arc In raffrsunrtirner
WIN s.,ria' huulrf eplnu'i ftmlIlrs WHO lIicin
pofHiiln HiiyWhrnt They IN. rnslpia 10 =, 10
Alsaiiaia IN 20 wiling 20 lind ihrnscvc. In =
,unlfw 20 uofk aile telr Hnd n they nfr well
W.a,,l ~ w ,hI ~, $50 year viii pnrw their old
N'nliAt Me- go ,rr ~ Nufk or shara and have
tioti'lpns hfnlFhri thrff dnyiur Inc ,eff anil
Mhel ihc ,rip j. W Eiihersd PROVISION ON aud
uln'p'fi1 you 30 90 l'eied iriin their proportion
nnd know hntlitt hut friiing ami A. 10, nave
nrig huihna Hr clfF an1r nj make an,thlna
ipf uiei 'rlitH tiuf afr nnKi0ln No Halo 4 move
~ P'.N' .i u. laiii bilf and are willing ~
writ q gHit ir uldrf.eurd srenis who ,sn
iurntl ifr = aIhufani vii qtaie los iair. pef
CHARLES n wAfKEL
yVk ~ LATtMER
FhtD u. HUslI,
Sensf-l AKthu Atlanta, Ca
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MISS, & TENN. R. R. co.
Annual MoetIng Of stookhoIders.

The annual meeting u tbc Stakeholder NJ M.
Ni"ls,.rpi & Tennessee Railroad Company will b.
lrld 90 che Uhus ~ thc ,ompny. DO Iomphla
Tenn. ou "Wednesday, the "a 81 NuymIrf. itI
% Uhirh ilmc difroion Will be- elected i1f he en-.
suing JolL
tAMn Secretary
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> SETS OF BARRIERS FURNITURE, ALL IN
| - good order, and counter aud mirror Innuire
of T. J. Mccarthy 4 Co., Aucuonccrs nj ri 81
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AND EMBALMERS,
No. s. Madison suee,, memphis. Tenn

no 50 maditon street, Memphis, Tenn.
VIII full HHi complete s.H. ~ Wsud amt SIC
ihIllr 'tf- Hud tnskpts CLOTH covered tttNrff !
hunnl inNos uriru hy IrU.fIUI HuI Telephone
WI ft'NNc rflWpt attention
'hn'U iuluisr. nt nald'r.Ha whom Ordered ilf
hc accommodation ~ iricnls
Probate Court Sale Of Real Estato.
30. 1i, hp-ln mo pr1la., ,IH ~ shelby
county VI uns GlJI.g Nuy YiHI 90 james aus
nor loincut@
ly Virtue 81 dorn,g ilr sIrmldr md entered ln
Wa tiiiin on No. unFtrt lh. boo minute luui o.
PEG - vii fll u pfbiir UU..IHU. fH tlr hlHUsl
bnier. 10 ifuut url,dcUuU sYlHH uIYI uu Aalu
tfcct, Mrmphis lean. on
"a uidny, hosrmhrf go. 1887,
within lenl houfs, tie fUlluHIlg described nal o.
Elr tuWltt MI
'iiuiicd 10 me roqsty oi E's'i7. sntr ~ Ten.
pc 80. " lhg ana hgihg n tlH Taxing lIstrri ~
alll county. lHing loF Nos. n HHd a In block d.
On lhe piin 81 the tafuni IDH lI.sruuI. flil luu
having lfunl clrh 81 tssru Huf I'Hf 600 tHu wet
Hio ~ fonfih sire gnl fur .IH I"Hl ip Hu alley
e.i.taafhll ono hutlfod mo- iHUNu uuI uu. aa1
Terms u silr one h1if r1.f rHf uo baisrur IN
~ lhuhlhs TIE pufriursf % execute notes with
hJFhitd HHcnfiY Hnd u lItf UII hu rtiiusi on
w., ~! ~ wun iir unpaid rIf.has1 mJucy.
lhls. April ., ih5Li
J. griGLEY. Clerk
~ TWO. " tttsHAw. b.UUy tl,fA
tcurEr Liluif Hpl fHr an. Ii ann
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ron SALE or EXCHANGE.

LNAEM on 30 ACRES or GOOD LAND. MAR
y Masons depot, on /, "a y. H. Il hHs 3 rupl
tnnnt houses lihrunss cultivated. uuiullinr snrIup
AMI wei water prize 80 per acre ur VIII exchange
Tor r"itcnu IrupoIiy IN McmpUiA Amy To
NlNltR PARKER or 4. J. NJ NHTlN.
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TO LEr or roR SALE.

NEW CoTTAGE-NEAR DUMMY LINE MOLE
~ more avenue. Apply to D N Scales. ~ Mad.
ism 81 rect '
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nNKIRS.


TAILOHs.
II MCMAHON. MERCHANT TAILOR ID UNIoS
-. ttrvf Wnft THarmirci
LW-,lt lNlURIAT.ONs u.s. GlNts srITING..
y Motions eic.. ai auu tlrur.s, cor I'd nni rour.
IfYOu WANT sTYtisli FITTING CUTAWAY
or .ark -nit $50 20 y =. irst ais -erbni IT.
IONS npgGiANO. MERCHANT TAILOR ~
~ tnIon sfrcrL
DAMS MADg 10 ORDER AT A. HEATER
! sons. At i.lutt
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CHEAP COLUMN.

AoVortlsements in this column will be charged at
rate OF loo for two lines insertion; two inser.
tons 25c; one week. 5oc
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IOAS oFfICE%

EXCLtSioR" sTRAN LAUNDRY. gIri m
IL ttrart, opposite Osyusu. shire Collar rud
Cuts done With .noains's and dHpuirh Nuur but
mt wurkulcu eiuplaiUA
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HOUSES TO LET.

A NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
~. of6 rooms; No. 100 Rnyburn ave
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ROOMS To LET.

A FINE BASEMENT-N. r. COR. MAIN AND
=. ~ Madison under NJ. Goodman & Co.'S jevcry
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Is 70 calculate about losses on earthly
property, you might without sufficient
thought go into that which, i'm regard 20
your soul, IN your own parlance might
be called hazards extra hazards "spe-
cial hazardsn An info given sin in the soul
Is more iniiammable and explosive than cam
phene or nitro glycerine However the rates
may be-yea, though tho whole earth were
paid down TO you in one solid premium-you
cannot afford 10 lose your soul DO not take
that risk lest IL be said hereafter that whilo
in this world you hal keen business faculty
when you went out OF the world you went
out everlastingly insDlvent The scientific
Hitchcocks and Sillimans and Mitchells OF
the world have united with tho sacr "A writer's
10 make us believe that there l. coming n
conhagration 90 sweep across the earth com
pared with which that Of Chicago i'm 1871 AMI
that OF Boston i'm 1872 and that OF New York
IN 1875, were mere nothing, Brooklyn on fire.
New York on fire Charleston on fire. San
Francisco on fret Canton on fire. 81 Peters
burg on fire! Paris on fire. London on fret
the Andes on frel the Appeninrs on fret the
Himalaya on fret What will be- peculiar
about the day will be- that the water with
which we put out great fires will itself take
flame; ana the Miss ssiDpi, and tine Ohio. and
the st. Lawrence and Lake Erie aud the
Atlantic and Pacific oceans, and tumbling
Niagara, shall with red tongues lick the
heavens. The geological heats of the center
OF the world will burn ont toward the cir
cumference, and the heats of the outside will
burn down from the circumference TO the
center, and this world will become not only
according TO the Bible, but according To sci
ence, living coal, the living coal aferward
whitening into ashes the ashes scattered by
the breath of tho last hurricane and all that
VIII DC lett OF this glorious planet will be the
flakes of ashes fallen on other worlds OH on
that day viii you be fireproof, or will you be
a total loss' VIII you be rescued, or will YOU
be consumed When this great cathedral of
the world, with its pillars of rocks, and its
plnnacles OF mountains, and its cellar OF
golden mine, and its upholstery of morning
cloud, AMI its baptismal font of the sea, shall
blaze, will you get out on the fire escape OF
the Lords deliverancei OH on that day
Tor which all other days were made may
10 be found that these life Insurance. man had
paid up policy, and these fire insuranc &c men
hal given them, instead of the debris of a
consumed worldly estate a house not made
with hands, eternal in tho heavens
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Fighting Crickets

eve have cricket fighting with little
black bugs" said Chinaman. "ICs
rare sport The bugs are caught in hills
boy pouring water into their holes or nut.
ting a fruit called dragons eye in front
Of the hole. The best fighters arc those
that chirp the loudest They keep them
boz carthcn pots with n lite water and
some mould and feed them on two kinds
of fish, man-yu and kutyu. They are
lcd on honey TO give them strength, and
for two hours the female is put in with
thc male"
GLOW do rou fight thomw
'In pit or tub called lip. and they
ore matched according TO size and color.
They bet very heavy ON them sometimes.
and when % cricket has won many vic.
tories be is called Shon-lip. and If il
dies they put 10 boo q small silver coffin
and bury b. It's owner thinks this brings
good luck, and that good fighting crick
cts will be found in the neighborhood
where the cricket is buried 49, Cincinnati,
LuguIg(T
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Tho Postscript.

An incident related by n mother a fovy day,
since, caused us many serious thoughts about
our intercourse Ms mombcrs of tic family
when we are absent from ono another
should never have known" said the
mother, anything about my sons feelings.
II he hadn't written that postscript. When
he went into the army, he did not profess to
be Christian. lilo did not nlludo TO tho
subject of religion either, in any OF his let
ters, until Just before tho last battlo Uo
wrote all about himself, his companions his
surroundings, etc, and then closed tho letter
with love for all But after lie had written
his name, no added: 'P. ST. expect to 90
into baltic tomorrow, mother, bnt have no
Tears. have given myself 10 the Lord. and
whatever comes will be all right The fol.
lowing day after the letter WINS Ioceived. tho
telegram came that he had Ueen killed in bat
tic. III that postscript hadn't leen added. I
shouldn't have had ono assurance to comfort
mch
That mother Is silvci'-haired and worn with
the pilgrimage Over twenty years had
passed since her boy died, but nearly every
day she thought of that postscript Tho let
Ter was soiled and creased with frequent
handling, she had read ii over so many timea
She felt at rest about her boy; she knew no
was with the Lord; those few words told hoJ
he had consecrntcd himself to Him.
IL necessary for parents and children,
brothers and sisters. after they have grown
up, 10 DO separated from one another Ono
son goes to the fur West, another South, and
daughter, perhaps, crosses tho ocean. Year5
pass without amy personal intercourse, only
Dy the interchange of letters. Wo give our
children to God, and with the seal OF the
covenant upon thor forehcads, they go out
into the world to take tlleir place among its
workers. 80
Fathers and HIotherS never neglect in your
letters to have something among the written
words that Will lead your children to look
above the things of earth Oh how many
boys have been kept from evil by the moth
ers letters, so full of loving counsel anC. ms.
suranceS OF faith!
Sometimes the children Of tho covenan,
get great ways from the Father. but the
prayer OF faith will bring them back. Re
member the promises TO the households of
faith. Write the kindly pleading letters. and
pray morning, noon and night for the bov
who is in far country.
And you, children, who are away from rbo
dear old home, do not engage in ANYTHING
that you arc ashamed To write about In youP
letters to father and mother Have n few
words on each sheet OF paper that will cheer
the dear old hearts who love you so we'll. and
whose welfare is ever i'm their thoupbts
And with brothers and sisters, how precious
are the loving letters that come and go
bringing tidings of the interests of eoSb
other, although so fur divided Bring i'm
tho pleasant childhood remenlbrances I'm VolT
letters, and assure one another that the love
Is the same ms when you knelt together
around the mothers knee to say your eyon
ing prayers. Write often to tho loved ones
encouragingly and sympathetically. A good
kind letter Is always a treasure to the ono
who receives it-lEvangelist
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EIcirlc Railronds

Tn Montgomery. Alabama. electricit.
is used ON eleven miles Of road, and the
cost be- reported by the general manager
to Doe only half the cost of horse
power Roads ON which electricity takes
tnc place of horses arc found iu BalG.
more. Los Angeles Port Huron. Detroit.
scranton Appn tOn. Wisconsin and
Denver Electric railway arc either In
course Of construction or under contract
in twelve other cities, and thirty. seven
oomp1uIcs have been formed or other
steps taken for the building Of such
roads Ete1trie1l Rc5ieu.
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"whatis woman. worth,, q,

Asked a fair damsel OF crusty old bachelor.
lie did not know, 20 she said; NV. q. man
MouOle you, y mani But woman feels worth
nttie n disease has invaded her system and Is
ually sapping her strength. For all female
Weannesses, Dr. Pierce's "Favorite Prescrip-
uon stands unrivaled. 10 cures the complaint
ana Dullds up the system. send 10 cents in
stamps Tor pamphlet 20 Worlds Dispensary
n. Y. - -SAA'''''
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Lightning tore out the casing and
blinds Of window Of house IN Little
Rock, Ark, and threw two bird cages
upon the floor, but neither Of the birds
In the csges was in iured.
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Originality challenges originality.
rce's "PIeasnnt Purgntiye Pellets,

Positively Popular; Provoke Praise; Prove
Priceless; Peculiarly Prompt Perceptibly Po-
tent; Producing Permanent PROFIT Preclud fng
Pimples and Pistules; Promoting Purity and
Peace. Purchase Price, Petty. Pharmacists
Patronizing Pierce Procure Plenty.
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DIR. WALToN's CURE FOR PILES is gliaran-
teed TO cure the worst case of Piles. Price -
cents AT druggists, or mailed [stamps takenl
by the
WALTON REMEDY Co, CLEVELAND, o.
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James Delaney, a trackman on the
Santa Fe road, said to some of his com
panions when couple of tramps were
mangled last week; "Boys, I'll be the
next man killed on this road" A few
days after he was caught between tracks
on trestle by two trains, and in attemp-
ting to escape fell head foremost on tho
rail. He was dec4pitated instantly.
while the body was thrown upon the
other track and torn into shreds.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

Canon Wherefore, after visiting Maine
ana s0Journing IN Portland as the guest OF
Hon. Neal Dow, is reported as saying i'm RIOS.
ton: III any man says that prohibition
does no prohibit in Name. he liea =. Der o
uiiafakab
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

10 is said the women swarm after Nfoxie
Serve ROOF with ~ perfect furOro. ~ BIS known
or Do To- unUdptc The effects OF "a dcbaucb.
winch DO docs within am hour so rncctua11r.
lEcrt. l4 nothing felt after TO remind fUDfu
ihc} nave had one. Some of our most cfuf-
mont physicians say DO is the only nerve food
OF any account. as aIl thC others are actuafI,
only mild a'ImuInuts. and soon lose fhrir ~
I'ris. while th's does not. more than common
Iood. II has been but thirteen months on the
most extraordinary ever known
We orc only really alive when we enjoy tho
good wilIof others
Everybody can detect an error. but NOT d
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

Use the great specific for cold I'm the head
and catarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

The best OF meu have their infrmities. ond
their failings are sometimes very conspio-
uOua
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

No Opium in Piso's Cure for Consumption
Cures where other remedies fail. pc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

a float transporting four car foads OF beer
was lately run down and sunk i'm the East
river at New York. The fish are to DO com
miseratcl
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

The smallest hair cast its shadow.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

ROYAL GLUE mends anything! Broken Chi
ma, Glass, Wood. Free vais at Drugs. and Gro.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18
Piles Cured for % Cents.

Every ono must think in his own way.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-08-18

Mrs. Langtry, of Washington, recently
visited her father, Matthew Wilson, the
artist at his cottage on the shores Of
Lake George. The rumor spread that
Mrs. Langtry, the actress, was at the
cottage, and crowds of curious people
gathered to see the famous beauty. So
annoying did this notoriety become to
MIR. Wilson's daughter that she was OBJ.
Gged to return to Washington.